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  • 14-01-2020
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In the last lines of his poem, Keats lets go of A.) his ambitions.
B.) faith.
C.) his fears.
D.) death.

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joshuaharmon joshuaharmon
  • 15-01-2021

Answer:

His Ambitions. Have a great day mateys!

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